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The Women’s and Gender Studies
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (October 20). You
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month and next connect you with a ro
mance that's lasting. If already paired
up, you'll be traveling together through
the holidays and discover a new inter
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Pisces. Your lucky numbers are: 8,32,
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ARIES (March 21-April 19). Life's little
bumps give you a chance to duck out
and do a personal inventory - some
thing you can accomplish in a quiet 15
minutes or take the whole day to do. A
relationship that has gotten one-sided
will even out.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Whatever
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out of the way (and in the process
finding out that it wasn't so bad) is the
best motivator for doing the rest. You'll
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GEMINI (May 21-June 21). You can
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laser-sharp intuition about people to
put yourself in fine company. Begin
and end your meetings and appoint
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CANCER (June 22-July 22). Your influ
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means more than you know. Encour
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cherished dream. Later, you're the
one this person will thank in the ac
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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Folks aren't re
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friends, you can also find them frus
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favorable.
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gets everyone through a rather chaot
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and sell your ability to prioritize, the
world would be a much more produc
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ness goes a long way toward giving
you a reputation as someone solid
and kind. The truly over-the-top gen
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SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). You have
many tasks to do, and you ha vent the
time and resources to do them equally
well, either. Inevitably, something will
be skipped. So prioritize carefully, and
then, let it go. Tonight, you're distracted
by dreams of love.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Rela
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something you're comfortable with but
dont always prefer. Mainly, being the
leader requires you to make decisions
exactly when avoiding a decision
would be much easier.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Your
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passionate people wouldn't dream of
-- take risks! Approach someone who
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the odds are in your favor?
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Your nu
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enough variety, water-rich foods or
greens. Stop by the store to remedy
this instead of going for yet another
quick-stop meal. Note: Your social life
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us
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Bible?
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breakup line?
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shoes
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breakup line?
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shelfful
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counterpart
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41 First name in
mystery
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prepare, say
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48 Get-up-and-go
49 Astronaut's
breakup line?
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film
53 Cotton Bowl city
57 Farmer’s
breakup line?
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sizzler
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germ
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8 “-ing" word
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dish
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26 Pencil holder
27 “Zounds!"
28 Ball holder
29 Org. for
boomers, now
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32 Filmmaker
Riefenstahl
33 Figurehead's
place
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38 Light source
40 Old Navy’s
parent, with
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44 It might make
you short of
breath
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tourney)
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org.
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Paul and Mary
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worker
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old
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62 Rose's home
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